The Sixth UK-Japan Engineering Education League Workshop (第 6 回日英工学教育ワークショップ)開催報告

九州大学 久枝良雄 東京工業大学 岩附信行

1. 概要

期間：2018 年 9 月 3 日(月)～9 月 5 日(水)

会場：九州大学西新プラザ他

参加者：日英の教員，学生(79 名，内博士学生 29 名)

日本側参加大学：北海道大学，東北大学，東京大学，東京工業大学，名古屋大学，

大阪大学，九州大学

英国側参加大学：Imperial College London, Queen Mary University of London, University of Glasgow, Queen’s University Belfast

2. 開会式

まず九州大学の久枝良雄工学研究院長より歓迎の辞を述べ，続いて Imperial College

London の Professor Roderick Smith からも歓迎の挨拶があった。更に，九州大学の安達千波矢教授が”Challenge for unlimited molecular design aiming for high performance organic optoelectronic devices”という題で，そして同じく九州大学の髙橋 厚史教授が ” Nanomaterials and nanobubbles for heat transfer”という題で，それぞれ Keynote Lecturesを行った。

Figure 1 UKJEEL 参加者

3. 学生の活動

初日(9 月 3 日)に学生は自分の研究について各 1 分間のショットガン発表の後ポスターで発表を行った。その後，学生は 6 つのグループに分かれて「将来の社会の需要に応える

Figure 3 ポスターセッション Figure 2 グループディスカッション

材料の条件」をテーマに新たな材料について話し合い，そのグループワークの成果をワークショップの 4 日に発表を行い，優秀グループを Banquet で表彰した。

4. 教員の活動

9 月 3 日には，学生のショットガン発表を聞いた後，ポスター発表に参加して質疑を行った。次に，九州大学の深堀聰子教授の” Assessment of Engineering Learning Outcomes Linking Abstract Program-level Competencies with Concrete/Course-level Learning Outcomes”に関する講演を聞いた後，工学教育のアセスメントについてラウンドテーブルディスカッションを行った。9 月 4 日には，九州大学の James Cannon 准教授，東京工業大学の Jeffrey Cross 教授と David Stewart 特任教授がそれぞれアクティブラーニングや MOOC 作成について講演し，続いて関連事項について議論を行った。

Figure 4 深堀教授講演

Figure 5 教員ディスカッション 1 Figure 6 教員ディスカッション 2

5. 見学会

9 月 5 日には，熊本県荒尾市の刀匠松永源六郎氏の日本刀工房を見学し，また柳川の川下り等で親睦を深めた。

Figure 7 日本刀工房見学

6. 次回開催

次回は，2019 年 9 月上旬に Queen Mary University of London にて開催される。

Proceedings of the 6th UK-JapanEngineering Education League Workshop

3rd-5th September, 2018Nishijin Plaza, Fukuoka, Japan

Hosted by Kyushu University, Faculty of Engineering

http://irose.kyushu-u.ac.jp/ukjeelhttps://www.facebook.com/UKJEEL/

Supported by Eight-University Engineering Associationand 6U-HAPPIER

Proceedings Editors: James J. Cannon and Darren P. Wall

Contents

1 Scientific Programme . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Welcome from Prof. Yoshio Hisaeda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 Welcome from Prof. Roderick A Smith . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84 Conference organising committee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95 List of Participants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106 Abstracts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137 Maps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B1

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1 Scientific Programme

Monday 3rd September

Morning session (Venue: Nishijin Plaza, Fukuoka)Chair: Assoc. Prof. James Cannon, Kyushu University

09:00 Registration desk opens

09:30 Welcoming remarks on behalf of Kyushu University

Prof. Yoshio Hisaeda, Dean of Engineering, Kyushu University

09:45 Welcoming remarks on behalf of UKJEEL

Prof. Roderick A Smith, Imperial College London, UKJEEL chair

10:00 Keynote lecture: Challenge for unlimited molecular design aiming for high

performance organic optoelectronic devices

Prof. Chihaya Adachi, Director of the Centre for Organic Photonics

and Electronics Research, Kyushu University

10:40 break

10:50 Keynote lecture: Nanomaterials and nanobubbles for heat transfer

Prof. Koji Takahashi, Dept. of Aeronautics and Astronautics,

Kyushu University

11:30 Lunch & group photo

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Afternoon session (Venue: Nishijin Plaza, Fukuoka)

Chair: Prof. Teppei Yamada, Graduate School of Engineering, Kyushu University

13:00 Poster shotgun presentations

13:30 Poster session

<Faculty>

Chair: Prof. Kikuo Kishimoto, Emeritus Professor, Tokyo Institute of Technology

15:00 Faculty round table discussion

Lecture: Assessment of Engineering Learning Outcomes Linking

Abstract Program-level Competencies with Concrete/Course-level

Learning Outcomes

Prof. Sakoto Fukahori, UEII, Kyushu University

15:35 Round-table discussion

17:00 Finish

<Students>

Chair: Prof. Megumi Takata, Dept. of Business and Technology Management,Kyushu University

15:00 Student groupwork

Material requirements to meet future needs of society

Required breakthroughs in technology and processing

18:00 Finish

18:15 Chartered bus departure from Nishijin plaza

19:00 Dinner at Uminomichi (see maps)

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Tuesday 4th September

Morning session (Venue: Nishijin Plaza, Fukuoka)Chair: Prof. Sakoto Fukahori, The University Education Innovation Initiative,Kyushu University

09:55 Announcements

10:00 Practical experience of implementing efficient Active Learning in the

classroom

Assoc. Prof. James Cannon, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, Kyushu

University

10:30 Tokyo Tech’s edX MOOC production process, learning analytics, and

course utilization examples (on and off-campus)

Prof. Jeffrey Cross, Dept. of Transdisciplinary Science and Engineering,

Tokyo Institute of Technology

11:00 The ins and outs of MOOC making

Prof. David Stewart, School of Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology

11:30 Discussion

12:00 Lunch time and student discussion time

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Afternoon session (Venue: Nishijin Plaza, Fukuoka and Kyushu University, ItoCampus)Chair: Prof. Megumi Takata, Dept. of Business and Technology Management,Kyushu University

13:30 Student groupwork presentations

14:30 Closing remarks

Proposal for UKJEEL 2019 by Prof. Wen Wang, Queen Mary

University of London

Announcements

14:40 Departure to Kyushu University’s Ito campus

15:30 Laboratory tours

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18:00 Conference Banquet at Suginoya (move together to venue/

return coach transport provided)

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Wednesday 5th September

08:45 Assemble at meeting point in Tenjin

(- see ‘Tour departure location’ in maps)

09:00 Departure from Tenjin

10:00 to 12:30 Visit to Yanagawa including canal boat trip (weather permitting)

and lunch

13:30 to 16:30 Visit to Katana (sword) manufacturer

18:00 Arrival in Tenjin

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2 Welcome message from the Dean of Engineering atKyushu University, Prof. Yoshio Hisaeda

I am delighted to welcome you to the 6th UK-Japan Engi-neering Education League Workshop, held for the first timeat Kyushu University. Given the long history of academiccollaboration between the UK and Japan in fields of engi-neering education and research which extends back morethan 150 years, this event represents a important contin-uation of cultural and scientific exchange for current andfuture generations of scientists, and we are proud to be thehosts of the 6th UKJEEL workshop.

The Faculty of Engineering in Kyushu University is thefourth oldest faculty among Japanese universities, and wasfounded as the College of Engineering of Kyushu Imperial University in 1911.Since that time, as one of the key faculties of the leading universities in Japan,the faculty has contributed to the development of engineering, technology andindustry in Japan and worldwide, providing leading research and enhanced engi-neering education. This year is particularly momentous: the ceremony to celebratecompletion of our new campus “Ito Campus” is being held this September.

I hope you all take this opportunity to build personal and professional con-nections between the Japanese and the UK scientific communities, and that yourvisit to Kyushu University and the wider Fukuoka region is an interesting andenjoyable one.

Yoshio HisaedaKyushu UniversityDean of Engineering

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3 Welcome message from the Chair of UKJEEL, Prof.Roderick A Smith

I am delighted to welcome you to the 6th UK-Japan Engi-neering Education League Workshop, held for the first timeat Kyushu University. Given the long history of academiccollaboration between the UK and Japan in fields of engi-neering education and research which extends back morethan 150 years, this event represents a important contin-uation of cultural and scientific exchange for current andfuture generations of scientists, and we are proud to be thehosts of the 6th UKJEEL workshop. Welcome to Kyushuand its great university!

Kyushu has been known throughout the history ofJapan as a international gateway with particularly close links to Korea and Chinaand, of course, the tiny trading island of Dejima in Nagasaki which maintainedtrading with the European nations even though the long period when Japan wasofficially closed.

In the next few days, during the 6th UK Japan Engineering Education League(UKJEEL) workshop, we are going to explore modern issues of materials engi-neering and the ways it might contribute to building a better earth in the future.To our young students here is an opportunity to become involved in the great is-sues which face us: Important because our future is in the hands of you and yourcolleagues all over the world, the engineers of the future. To our older facultycolleagues we will demonstrate that learning is a lifelong process and we discussideas to improve our teaching and enrich the learning experience we offer to ourstudents. But we also have time to explore togther the delights of Kyushu, oldand new.

Kyushu University has a very strong international engineering presence. I amsure you will return home having fallen in love with this magical part of Japan:the interplay between sea and mountains, the wonderful food, the onsens and, ofcourse, the warm and hospitable people.

Enjoy Kyushu and UKJEEL 2018!

Roderick A SmithImperial College LondonChair UKJEEL

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4 Conference organising committee

Kyushu University

Yoshio Hisaeda Local Chair, Professor, Dept. of Applied Chemistry

Hiroshi Takamatsu Professor, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering

Yoshiko Miura Professor, Dept. of Chemical Engineering

Masamichi Kohno Professor, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering &

International Education Support Center for Engineering

Qiang Chen Professor, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering &

International Education Support Center for Engineering

Kazuhiro Yasuda Associate Professor, Dept. of Applied Quantum Physics and

Nuclear Engineering

James Cannon Associate Professor, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering &

International Education Support Center for Engineering

Darren Wall Associate Professor, Dept. of Aeronautics and Astronautics &

International Education Support Center for Engineering

Teppei Yamada Associate Professor, Dept. of Applied Chemistry

Chika Sonoda Technical Staff

International Education Support Center for Engineering

Saori Maruno Technical Staff

International Education Support Center for Engineering

Yumi Mizutani Technical Staff

International Education Support Center for Engineering

Tokyo Institute of Technology

Jeffrey S. Cross Professor, Tokyo Institute of Technology

Daniel Berrar Professor, Tokyo Institute of Technology

Takeshi Kuroshima Technical staff, Tokyo Institute of Technology

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5 List of Participants

Prof. Naoya Abe Tokyo Institute of Technology

Prof. Chihaya Adachi Kyushu University

Prof. Yasunori Aizawa Tokyo Institute of Technology

Mr Rei Akahoshi Nagoya University

Mr Kohei Aso Kyushu University

Mr Seiji Azukizawa Kyushu University

Prof. Daniel Berrar Tokyo Institute of Technology

Dr Andrea Cammarano University of Glasgow

Prof. James Cannon Kyushu University

Prof. Qiang Chen Kyushu University

Mr Xiaosheng Chen Tokyo Institute of Technology

Prof. Yonghwan Cho Nagoya University

Mr Chitiphon Chuaicham Kyushu University

Prof. Jeffrey Cross Tokyo Institute of Technology

Ms Yuka Fujiki Hokkaido University

Prof. Sakoto Fukahori Kyushu University

Mr Georg Graninger Queen’s University Belfast

Ms Nao Hirakawa Kyushu University

Prof. Yoshio Hisaeda Kyushu University

Mr Sung Hwang Kyushu University

Prof. Shigekazu Ito Tokyo Institute of Technology

Prof. Nobuyuki Iwatsuki Tokyo Institute of Technology

Mr Rikiya Kado Tokyo Institute of Technology

Prof. Tetsuya Kadonosono Tokyo Institute of Technology

Prof. Kuniyuki Kakushima Tokyo Institute of Technology

Emeritus Prof. Kikuo Kishimoto Tokyo Institute of Technology

Prof. Kiyonobu Kasama Tokyo Institute of Technolog

Ms Naoto Kimura Tokyo Institute of Technology

Prof. Masamichi Kohno Kyushu University

Mr Naoki Kumagai Tohoku University

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Mr Nattanai Kunanusont Tokyo Institute of Technology

Mr Hikaru Kurasawa Tokyo Institute of Technology

Dr Mu Li Tokyo Institute of Technology

Mr Siyi Li Tokyo Institute of Technology

Mr Jun Liu Imperial College London

Prof. Stephen Lyth Kyushu University

Mr Khajeh Manafi Pasha Siavash Kyushu University

Prof. Stephane Matsushita Yu Tohoku University

Prof. Tsuyoshi Michinobu Tokyo Institute of Technology

Prof. Yoshiko Miura Kyushu University

Ms Nanoka Miyahara Kyushu University

Prof. Junko Morikawa Tokyo Institute of Technology

Mr Yuya Murakami Tokyo Institute of Technology

Mr Masamichi Murayama Tokyo Institute of Technology

Prof. Nobuo Nakada Tokyo Institute of Technology

Prof. Norihiro Nakai Tokyo Institute of Technology

Mr Yutaka Nakano Tokyo Institute of Technology

Prof. Akinori Nishihara Tokyo Institute of Technology

Prof. Takumi Ohashi Tokyo Institute of Technology

Prof. Tatsuya Okubo The University of Tokyo

Dr John Shackleton University of Glasgow

Prof. Yusuke Shimoyama Tokyo Institute of Technology

Prof. Nobuaki Shiraki Tokyo Institute of Technology

Prof. Masaharu Shiratani Kyushu University

Mr Dan Smith Queen’s University Belfast

Prof. Roderick A Smith Imperial College London

Prof. David Stewart Tokyo Institute of Technology

Prof. Yuko Suto Tohoku University

Prof. Atsushi Takahashi Tokyo Institute of Technology

Prof. Koji Takahashi Kyushu University

Prof. Hiroshi Takamatsu Kyushu University

Prof. Megumi Takata Kyushu University

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Mr Kazuma Tanaka Kyushu University

Mr Kazuki Tokumaru Kyushu University

Prof. Yuji Wada Tokyo Institute of Technology

Prof. Darren Wall Kyushu University

Prof. Wen Wang Queen Mary University of London

Dr Ian Watson University of Glasgow

Prof. Elizabeth Webeck Tohoku University

Ms Yuanhao Wu Queen Mary University of London

Mr Ji Xia Tohoku University

Prof. Kousuke Yakubo Hokkaido University

Prof. Akira Yamada Tokyo Institute of Technology

Prof. Teppei Yamada Kyushu University

Prof. Kazuhiro Yasuda Kyushu University

Ms Jaebong Yeon Osaka University

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6 Abstracts

List of Abstracts

A1 R. Akahoshi, Y.H. Cho, T. Nakamura & N. Mizutani, Suspended Behaviorof Clay on Mixed Sediment under Regular Wave Action

A2 K. Aso, J. Maebe, T. Yamamoto & S. Matsumura, Precise measurement oflattice strain in gold nanoparticles

A3 S. Azukizawa, H. Shinoda & F. Tsumori Development of 4D Printing Systemwith Magnetic Anisotropy

A4 X. Chen, S. Suzuki, M. Sakaguchi & H. Inoue Crystal plasticity analysis fortemperature dependent fatigue crack propagation in a single crystal nickel-base superalloy

A5 C. Chuaicham and K. Sasaki, Photocatalytic Cr(VI) Reduction by ZnTi Lay-ered Double Hydroxide/Montmorillonite Composite

A6 Y. Fujiki & K. Yakubo, General framework to analyze long-range degreecorrelations in complex networks

A7 G. Graninger, B.G. Falzon & S. Kumar Influence of filler size and melt pro-cessing routes on the mechanical/thermal properties of cellulose reinforcedEVOH and NYLON composites

A8 N. Hirakawa, S. Fujikawa & N. Kimizuka Fabrication of nanomembrane withself-organized molecular channels for preferential CO2 separation

A9 S.H. Hwang, K. Kamataki, N. Itagaki, K. Koga, & M. Shiratani Effectsof CH4 Concentration on Size of Carbon Nano-Particles Formed in Multi-hollow Discharge Plasma

A10 R.Kado, G. Lelong, T. Kishi, G. Calas & T. Yano, Local structure of ironions in aluminosilicate glasses

A11 N. Kimura, N. Iwatsuki & I. Ikeda, Expansion of Kinematic Constraints inLinkage Mechanism with New Joints

A12 N. Kumagai, T. Nagasaka High grade rutile manufacturing method fromilmenite ore based on relatively low temperature oxidizing in air

A13 N. Kunanusont & Y. Shimoyama, Development of carbon porous electrodefor Li–O2 /CO2 battery using supercritical drying

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A14 H. Kurasawa, H. Yamashita & Y. Aizawa, Re-design and Synthesis of YeastChromosome

A15 M. Li & M. Susa, Thermal Conductivity Evaluation of Thermally GrownFeO Scale on Steel

A16 J. Liu, C. Kaboglu, H. Liu, B.R.K. Blackman, A.J. Kinloch & J.P. Dear,High Speed Digital Image Correlation For Impact Performance of Thermo-plastic and Thermoset Composites

A17 N. Miyahara, M. Shiratani & N. Itagaki, Photoluminescence of (ZnO) 0.92(InN) 0.08 films -Fabrication temperature dependence

A18 Y. Murakami & Y. Shimoyama, Continuous Production of Loposome UsingSupercritical-Fluid-Based Technique

A19 M. Murayama, H. Tsutsui & S. Tsuji-Iio, Neutron-induced Defect in FirstWall of Nuclear Fusion Reactor

A20 S. Nakano, K. Tanaka, H. Hara, L. Shi, D. Yamashita, K. Kamataki, N.Itagaki, K. Koga & Masaharu Shiratani, Improvement of Si network orderof a-Si:H thin films by suppressing incorporation of HOS molecules

A21 Y. Ogawa, J. Yamabe, H. Matsunaga & S. Matsuoka, Hydrogen embrittle-ment resistance of a high- strength copper-based alloy, CDA-C17200

A22 S.M.K. Pasha, H. Hazarika & N. Yoshimoto, Modeling Void Ratio Charac-teristics of Soil Mixed with Recycled Tire Chips Using Artificial Intelligence

A23 L. Siyi & J. S. Cross, Electron structure on NiaCob (2 ≤ a+ b ≤ 6) clustercatalyst for pyrolysis

A24 D. Smith & R. Douglas, Fuzzy Rule-Based Energy Management Strategy fora Parallel Mild-Hybrid Electric Bus

A25 K. Tokumaru & F. Tsumori, Micro Co-molding of Laminated Ceramic Ma-terial by Imprinting Method

A26 Y. Wu, A. Mata & W. Wang, Molecular Co-assembly of a Peptide/protein3D Vessel for Bioengineering Applications

A27 J. Xia, X. Xu, T. Omori & R. Kainuma, Entropy change during bcc/fccmartensitic transformation in Fe–Mn–Al–Ni shape memory alloy

A28 J. Yeon, M. Nakamoto & T. Tanaka, Joining of Metals using Super-SpreadWetting

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Nishijin Plaza

Ground Floor (1F)

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First Floor (2F)

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Nishijin Station → Nishijin Plaza

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Uminomichi (Dinner location, Mon, 3rd September)

B1,Tenjin Kimuraya Bldg, 1-12-3, Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka-shi, Fukuoka-ken,810-0001

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Suginoya (Conference Banquet, Tues, 4th September)

1442 Motooka, Nishi Ward, Fukuoka, Fukuoka Prefecture 819-0385, Japan

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Tour departure location

Please arrive at the tour departure location in advance of the scheduled departuretime, so that the coach can leave on time. The meeting place is in front of theFukuoka branch of the Bank of Japan, just a few minutes walk from Tenjin station.

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